Metropolitan State University of Denver
Denver, CO · Public · 15,002 undergraduates
What families actually pay
The average is a blend across all aided families. What a specific family pays depends heavily on household income. These are the figures reported to the U.S. Department of Education.
After graduation
Median earnings are measured ten years after students first enrolled, which is roughly six years after a four-year graduate would finish. The figure covers students who received federal aid and includes those who did not complete a degree. Graduation rate is measured within six years. Median debt covers federal loans only, for students who completed, so half of completers borrowed more and private or parent loans are not included.
Common questions
What ACT score do you need for Metropolitan State University of Denver?
Metropolitan State University of Denver admits students with ACT composite scores between 17 and 26 for the middle 50 percent. A score at or above 26 places a student in the top quarter of admitted students, which is typically where merit scholarship consideration begins.
How much does Metropolitan State University of Denver cost?
The average annual net price at Metropolitan State University of Denver is $15,327 after grant and scholarship aid. This is the total cost of attendance minus aid that does not need to be repaid. Actual cost varies significantly by household income.
A few ACT points can move a student across Metropolitan State University of Denver's admitted range, and across the aid bands behind it.
Find where their points are hiding →All figures from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Net price is total cost of attendance minus grant and scholarship aid, for students receiving federal aid.